£25m at least.
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The End of on Street Parking within walking distance of the Etihad
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Churchlawtonblue
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Have the parking restrictions come in yet??
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Not till sometime in NovemberHave the parking restrictions come in yet??
mancityvstoke
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I'm not paying money to use my car every day....I pay enough and the bus can't carry ladders, tools and equipt.If public transport was decent enough to allow most people to travel to the centre of town efficiently and cheaply, I doubt many would moan about congestion charges.
The fact it isn’t and is so far away from being a decent option makes travelling to town miserable.
It takes me 40 mins to get the tram into town. I can be in Leeds in that time in my car. You also have to play the nobhead lottery on the tram too.
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Sure, and if I were in charge, I wouldn’t charge for vans working in the city centre and provide a discount for them to switch to an electric version.I'm not paying money to use my car every day....I pay enough and the bus can't carry ladders, tools and equipt.
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What if you use an estate car? The whole system is flawedSure, and if I were in charge, I wouldn’t charge for vans working in the city centre and provide a discount for them to switch to an electric version.
Alan Harper's Tash
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Incentives to switch to electric, whether van or car.What if you use an estate car? The whole system is flawed
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If they ever get the proper infrastructure for that and they become cheaper I might consider it.Incentives to switch to electric, whether van or car.
Until then no over priced electric shyte for me. It's all being forced upon normal poor struggling people without any thought.
Anyway the thread is about parking and having an electric car won't help with that.
Brendan110_0
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They have some cycle double decker parking now, not sure if it's monitored by a minimum wage slave. Wouldn't leave mine there and it's only worth £10.If they ever get the proper infrastructure for that and they become cheaper I might consider it.
Until then no over priced electric shyte for me. It's all being forced upon normal poor struggling people without any thought.
Anyway the thread is about parking and having an electric car won't help with that.
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Noticed that myself at the weekend. One bike in it, about 30 spaces free.They have some cycle double decker parking now, not sure if it's monitored by a minimum wage slave. Wouldn't leave mine there and it's only worth £10.